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> No pressure sensitive touch-ID which fails to work with aging users (try to explain the concept to a +80 yo). It can just be disabled in the phone settings.
by taway_1212 9y ago
> No pressure sensitive touch-ID which fails to work with aging users (try to explain the concept to a +80 yo).
It can just be disabled in the phone settings.
- alacombe 9y agoI wasn't really speaking about the touch-ID feature per-se, but the lack of physical feedback from the pressure sensitive home button, as you can last find on the iPhone 6/6S. My uncle had all the trouble in the world to use it. For such an expensive device, this is just not acceptable.